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Mayor proclaims March–May as North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge months; city schedules April 11 spring cleanup
Summary
Mayor Henry Wilson read a proclamation recognizing March–May 2026 as North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge months and staff announced a spring cleanup and household hazardous waste collection on April 11 at the Hearst Coffee Shop.
Mayor Henry Wilson read the city's proclamation recognizing March through May 2026 as North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge months, citing litter's environmental impacts and urging residents, businesses and service organizations to participate. "Now, therefore, I, Henry Wilson, mayor of the city of Hurst, Texas... hereby recognize March through May 2026 as North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge months," the mayor read during the proclamation.
City staff (assistant city manager / COG coordinator) described the city's associated spring cleanup event: Saturday, April 11, 9 a.m.–11 a.m. at the Hearst Coffee Shop, which will include household hazardous waste collection and extra bulk pickup details for residents south of Highway 121. Staff invited volunteers and said the campaign aims to improve participation in litter cleanup activities across the region.
The proclamation and event are outreach-focused measures designed to encourage volunteer participation in regional litter reduction and waste-collection efforts during the March–May campaign period.
